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Campaign India Team
Mar 30, 2010

Raj Nayak starts own company, AIDEM Ventures

Raj Nayak (pictured), CEO, NDTV Media is set to launch a separate new media company called AIDEM Ventures. Nayak will set up the new venture, that aims to become a major media player in India and overseas, in association with his team. The arrangement is beneficial to both organisations, NDTV and AIDEM Ventures, says an official joint statement.

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